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GOOD AND BAD LUCK.
Some OF the Superstitions of Gamblers
and Sporting Men-The Black Cat.

Gamblers and sporting men are, without
an exception, superStiti )us, and almost every
one has a sign o. omen which betolenS either
good or bad luck This is particularly notice
able il Jacksonville at present. There are
a large number of gamblers who are regular
players and manage to obtain 4 livelihood in
this way. They play carefully, and never
venture their cash without having first felt
the lucky inspiration. When all Of the signs
indicate thai the fc,le goddess VIII smile
upon them they play heavily, but when the
omen Of bad or Indifferent luck is noticed
nothing VIII induce them to gamble.
Several months ago a wealthy dealer in
mining stocks came down % Louisville from
Cincinnati on business, ana during the coure
CT his stay here frequently visited the faro
games in Jei7ersoayille. = was known
among the fraternity il that city as tho
High Roller on account Of The large sums
he risled and the desperate chances he took.
One evening he lost s. C09 nj = single sitting.
The next night he won uaCl. 5000. Before
playiag each time Ii would 90 t. 4 rear
room il the house ard play three games #
solitaire If he 7cn Al OF them he r.shed al
be hal Oh the first turn Of the cards. II,
however. he lost one out Of the number lie
vcuturcd moderate sums, and If 10 :os: 81
three he positively refused to play.
Another player CONSIDERS il IL ii omen i
he SEES 2 black cat ca the yay % lie Laal.,
and iuva~.abjy declines 20 pay. / Well
known gambler, who formerly operated a
bank in TIL, city. but who has since located
in HoCSieElo,n. has q singular superstition.
When De wakes IN tho morning lie always
puts On his LEI. boo. fra II by rniste-e -e
picks Up the one for the right loot, U5:L.-l-
under the sun can induce him % play II
another man sc. q rusty raI on the pave
mont in front Of him, and tas poin- u toward
him. ne r.e&s L UP and consider. Il a s-;l. ssl
o. good luck. /. the bead Is toward hi-l -
VIII step TO one SIDE, ard uadsr 40 circU-a-
stances walk over It
Al the signs q good and bad luck ara
on this order, and some Of them are eTce.d-
incly absurd and ridiculous Eve.y time
man wearing 6 whits coat p2sse. Up stairs :
play az one O, the roulette tab.ss a. 4 Froo;
street house. the doorkeeper remarks The
house wiz I5ss tonight "-Lou4SvIl., Il..ez-
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rIaine's IammOth Moose Killed.

For several years it has been known to the
sportslnen of the vicinity that a monster
moose has been roaming about the RanGeley
Lake region 1t has been the ambition Of
all the hunters to shoot this monarch of the
forest, which has been distinguished of late
years by the name of Jumbo. Several hunters
have succeeded i'll getting sight of the moose,
and he has many times been fired at. Some
of the baciiwoOISmen asserted that the old
fellow must carry pounds of lead in his body,
but that he had a charmed life and could not
be killed A gentleman who has just returned
from the RanSeley region, told n representa-
tive of the press the other evening that the
old moose has at last met his end. He was shot
by Elmer Thomas, Il noted guide and captain
of steamer on kennebago lake The great
moose stands 1S1G hands high, and weighs
from 500 to 1,C00 pounds. His antlers are
said to be immense, and Mr. Thomas has been
offered SO for them and the head. The
moose must have been many years old, and
probably the largest ever shot in Maine
Portland Press.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

/ know Te-y expert '..a11''st os1-.or
vno was taken Ia b. the co.or-u- r..eL.
lie went from Cincinnati 10 t.e-- 80
loo.. 1t a large s.on5. AID paid tel ..l is
va'uo because it had b.eu di1-sI into IN
egiIino ISOLATION So ui~. enhanced Its c0.or.
IIi= trles of cc-o-iag diamonds IS re-as.ed
70 L. ac-o-s wEo wish 90 make then look
r-4-5r 81 b. tIos7 who " d - display Their
jewels in v.aGav4 The solution can Re
rubbed OF easily b. Simply Izlag soap AID
v,l,er. all i only l2s-s { DAY. Il = CCoi
for enhancing ths cc!cr C.. = fa.ls cia-l...-l
j. daylight. and bas oltal Been T1-a---i 20
b dsaIsrs u selling - c,z.o-1s r. --o
v1ll3 not by - LlE-t fc- f-ar - being
CT 1s-t actors Or u1Lzrrs 30 v1at
FAY stone. aE1 canno. a-Ea-d these &
pure vai5s co.or bay large clap stones q
inferior q1sltF s--a dip tr-la IA To .nl-lr.e.
4 - diamond Is c.~-ys T1l11h-a 20 q
Snowman % au elTsrc-se.ne-.t, bat wly
should Ia s.. 60 CO vE@n ons Tax 3
OF color y..I e.. tu-e C. TT1.' G-zEb.a-s
Es2 !4-.. d.e1caag t1s Ken q wealth
cSIEc- 7se4- thazl ca 1ccc--. q tEe DE-
Dlay thsy would make HsL-e. II tksre
are not many prosperous gaSub.ers n -
Louis, ts9 deaIs-s keep Tal12S.s ~o-.tal-e=s-
Tie biggest stCna. Crs worn II lallez -
bracelet or riEg ornaments, but yos III
10: find haI dozen 3, 900 s.0l5t4i7as l.erc.
Tor tie reason. ! sIppose, TIT sGc- Z ccm
Is no: an InveStELs1. taat brings IL interest.
~. II Garland In G.obc-Denoc.at-
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Vt rs mechanical exhibition At tie Psl-is
&c L Industsis II Par:s Tiers q shown
machine IL. registering votes, which VII. il
IS said, be shortly Installed II th- se-.-s ard
tie chamber Of deputies. = obj.c. IS 20
obv!at- mistakes, the loss :: tiIs, ard tho
necessitT OF members leaving tSe-- 6z4ks -
record their yo1es. The machine !. 7T-rl..al
b. electricity, and tho vo.s G ~ wLc.,
house ca1 by !. be made known i less than
fvs minutes 1t L. tLs invention {. i
Dcb2veur The machinery IS sc-.e7.ha.
COMPLICATED. bit is said to vo7E with -vea.
facilitv.-Fraak Leslis's
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1t Drew All The Same.

1T can't'
at must
"Nen, I'VE been III this business twenty
years, and | know"
Cant help that, want it as | told you"
\ hardware man was setting up coal
stove on Michigan avenue. He had figured
for twelve feet Of pipe going straight UP, ard
for forty more to run to the back end of the
store then turn and twelve feet additional
would take il into chimney.
Il want a hole cut in the floor and the pipe
to drop down and run into "a basement tlue,"
said the merchant.
"But it won't Graw."
you go ahead
"Well, don't blame me-"
The hole was cut, the pipe put down and
run to flue, taking only five or six feet, and
the result was astonishing. There is Il better
draught and more heat TO that coal stove than
can be duplicated III the city. In fact, dam
pers must be put i'll the pipe to lessen the
draueht-DetrOit Free Press.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
soAPlNG THE YELLOWSTONE GEYsER
How a Slumbering Fountain May De
Set to VorI-Soap In the Crater.


Set to Workshop IN the Crater.
learned Of a curious circumstance while
at the Upper Geyser basin which is not gen
orally known to the public and which Is I'M
ouestionably true Many of the geysers are
inactive, others merely bubble and steam
without erupting, while others again spout
with clock-like regularity. held the watch
on Old Faithful again and again, but this
beautiful geyser, true to its name, sent up
magnificent stream, nearly 2UO feet high,
every ffty-five minutes. Not once was there
q failure or the slightest variation in the
time. | saw it in the moonlight, and no
spectacle on earth can compare with this
sublime spectacle.
The Castle Geyser also treated me- TO rare
exhibition, bat 1 was informed by the pro
prietor Of the hotel that the Splendid" one
of the finest geyssrs in the basin, and which
once had record almost as good as Old
Faithful, had completely failed, and had lain
dormant for nearly six months. l strolled
over to the Splendid and saw man busily
ct work dropping bars of soap into the
crater.
What in the world are you doing that
for e. | inquired, totally unable to restrain
my curiosity.
Just wait ard see" replied the stranger.
He kept steadily at work, dropping bar
after lar down the yellow coated throat,
until the monster Logan TO rumble and sput-
ter, and finally behaved in a very boisterous
manner. Eleven, twelve, thirteen, and, as
the fourteenth bar was swallowed up, away
went the Splendid $50 feet into the air, as
magnificent and as grand as l had ever seen
him.
''Therel' exclaimed the experimental stran-
ger; Il reckon have made as big discov-
cry as either of those scientific cusses, Wig
gins or Proctor, ever did in their lives
1t was an odd way Of setting geysers to
work, and no doubt strictly original with the
gentleman whom l saw trying it.
He set the Fan going and started the Lion,
Lioness and Cubs to growing. The Bee Hive,
once the most beautiful of them all, is rapid
sinking into decay The handsome cone still
remains, but the geyser is no longer active.
He dropped half q box of soap down the
chimney of the Bee Hive, which certainly
started it rumblng and grunbling, and ac-
tually brought the scalding water half way
up the cone; but it came no further, and
gradually sank away back into the center of
the earth from which it had been unwillingly
forced ellowstone Park Letter.
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Dick YuTpin's Home.

The fs-nou, Dick Turpin, the hiEhwayTnan.
once resided st 81 Broadway, Westminster,
London, that is well authenticated fact. II
pulling TIE house down Recently, i. wa Dis
covered TIA; t1erc VAS broal space between
tie room walls AID the main wal, from top
to bottom. a. well IS other s-t-ui devices, No
toQb, arranged to enable Ii. WY and BIS
toricel Dick TO dodge the police, or &: they
were called il his day, the .runnen---Bos-
l->-. Rad
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The small Boys Objection

\ rr.der.. O. s. suburb Of Fhi.atslphta
.r1,5ed is wniio COW tor h!ac< oH. rs
s-z.a-l boy noI understanding TIE clcssr, mad
lis i-,lT...stlon for his father WHEN ne cana
bono tt2, e. eainS: Papa thty ve TX c'-T
.s.-.te lose away 81 PIT er eli blzc< ore =
.Lsre. en- / tel you, AZ, Il there's any o.acE
LIZ o. the te. t.t.s to-ni.us 'ro1i 1Ei--<
new Gk Sua
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

n e mining camp sot-tque:s s.sck WHEN
names are ionS forgotten Ca;&oorDerz
Ast1lC1.2 wss s cszrl5s=s ons With a:tsched
itslt -hua; C2tty Es~i Z. Tsrtres, Z T.o-sz Gasp
wko Il; CT s1ld-1iy, Why was s.svsr Eracssa-
II / A@-zG La. soeak hsn r. & B.b3e
css-1z---6 dosA las iAroat- ca1s-5.Zss--.- SIS
- Cs.ty woz-l 4sy --Ds.To.i F-s-s Prov
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
A PECULIAR CASE.
4 DISEASE WHICH HAS ATTRACTED
INTEREST AMONG DOCTORS.
Addison's Disease, or "Bronzed Skin"
First Appears q Gradual Change in the
No Cure

IaCOlSoh blscAscs oE hfoh1cN E'>fh.
First Appears q Gradual Change in the
Color of tho Skin-Ths Last Stages.
No Cure.
In Rising Sun, Ind, short time ago,
death brought to close case which has
attracted keen interest and widespread at
tention, not only of the medical fraternity
of that section, but also Of Cincinnati,
whittier the patient came q short time since
for treatment. The name of the man was
Stephen E. Seward He died OF Addison's
disease. The remarkable feature of Sew
ards case was the gradual supervention Of
the discoloration OF the skin, which, al
though originally Of fair complexion event.
ually gave hiIn the appearance of perfect
typo Of full bIooded African.
The nature of this case was not comprc-
hendsd until he visited the clinic o. Drs.
Ransohof and Whitaker at tbs Ohio 1edi
cat college on Sixth street two months ago,
when the case was recognized as one CT
Addison's disease or ''bronzed skin Sew
ard was o single man, and az TIE time OF
his death % years old. lie came OF very
healthy stock, both OF his parents being
still alive and his ancestors having all
reached round cid age. He was employed
up to six months ago as q laborcr on his
fathers farm. lie was man OF fine ply
sique and great strength, and up to the time
had been able 10 perform an immense days
work About that time-six months ago
he began to notice that even a couple of
hours exertion IL the field was followed by
an unaccountable sense of WEAKNESS,
Within two months after the beginning of
his disease this inconvenience had increased
to such an extent as to unfit him for his
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
But One Thiux Lacking

4 lc6y II I'r32c. thought taa. Il gtra~-
by is wes-s c..ly sinful, 10 p..aEc-s csI-L
Cce@i "a: which u - Ia e. ysl n Is cc.-
s,ulr-.on q ia pleasant tr1l1
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FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the city.
lots on the inside on street car lines and IN
outside additions Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts of the county; also ranches in this and
adjoining counties
All parties wishing to buy would do well
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere.
w. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita.
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~ M JOHNSON

Specla't:es Diseases 81 the Eye, Ear. Eoee end
ThruSt C2Ja-rh ana fitting Si6ss. once southwest
corner Douglas and Market. up stairs. wichita hGHs
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Or. /. /. ANDREWS,
G. M. BlBBEE, Nj. D,

specislist ia diseases 81 nOse and THROAT VlSt
Temple block, up stairs. No. =. =
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Mining Camp sohricur.s-

Never appear - b dsepIy in:s. ss.ed il tie
r.Gl who L = 9. s-aa1lss -Ts4 Ju6-e
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

homeopathic General practice. chronic diseases
and diseases Of females. Telephone No. les.
Orrce and residence over Steel & Sons hardware
store II. y Main street, Wichita, Kan.
once hours TO lOs 70 TO n m, and at night
dSStf
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-zgNsas.ANuISF
9a1lM . Eaa1e.
II, r.. TIRE TABLES.
Denver, Memphis d Atlantic.

Trains Nos and run daily. Train No. 2wiIi walt
Turon until Train No l arrives. Trains VIII 6Iop
at all stations. .-.--,l,,,- ~,
FITZGERALD d NALLORY CoNSIrCrE 90.
ID. J. THAYER. SAh /: ~ 81,
Chlef fn ine,.r and Genl Mng,r. Train Master.
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GR n 6 Conner.

HSvtnS attended lectures at university OF N.TSiLt
University % Mary Wand and Bellevue Hospitals wiz
thrP, years experience o>Vrs his professional se
- - = tn.-
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E E HAMILTON IL D

once aud residence corner Of 18th and Douglas ave
Hacker & JscKson's building, Wichita
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wichita / Colorado.
A., 7. d >. F. X. Il.

Train leaves for Hutchinson -9i5 a NJ and 80 pm
train arrives from Hutchinson 92i m and 'A pm
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
PHYSICIANS.
/ & EORDlCE
DR.. 3. F, HASKiNS,

Phv.ici-n and Surgeon. Onice Naiu street over
Aldrich Browns dTss store rooms - 'H - ~ s,,,4
ia. Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Or1re Ritting block. cor Douglas and.Narket' en-
franc. +, - bN elevator. Cacc hours 70 - . IA
and 20 5 p N; residence 6J3 Topeka ave '1s;
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DE- q s M FREE.

Late Resident Pnvsiclsp and surgeon IN , tIt
pEua!eipn'a HeSpit,, Philadelphia; ana IN aaS
yar i,.,if.l Bal more CppSultEtjon IN German
-rd Es-iish D,v nr nixht calls promp Is answered
Onits ov-r - -. Douglas avcaUe. " icai'a. - III
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&tmneiota.

= Nnbretu @abinion, iom life iulbt ct
Var tilbase fom til 8ranrarb iom 5anit,
er M gift meb Mrs. Masbalena
S@uart5, Der eier 100000 Dollar i fit
eset @aDn. "GO tueft poras mann
Subianer Snipettsren 8aniiter
paaftaar at Der er ~forrnesen &ierlisbeb
ulellem be manbelise os tpinbelise Gle
Der peb Sfolerne ! Sesieton Msencp.
- Nosle sfurfe bapbe Nrlenif i en-
Manbs 6ape ner Bbaton. Manben,
Deal, table berpeo ire 6efte.
- 4apt. EbOmpiuu i 5ersus Sails
beifplbes for at babe tilpeubt fig s 200,
at @folefonbet, al 6piltet ban bar Be-
ftprer.
- Normnnbene / 5ersus Sails oil
beoe @%uuerneren formilbe Dommer Der
bDoer at Qolons ital ben9es. 8i sp=
ier peo Taufen paa ct Menneife, Der bsr
/ 2etiinb % Tanfelpsbeb, ifalbe ri lite
sisre liseiaa meset peb at bore mebpir
fenbe til at ienoe en- aabenbar Gorbrpber
IND / @pisbeben? ST lite Dsb iaapelz
iom 4ip uoenfor ben &effepiboe, fem
tiltommer Mennel fet?
9e0e u. 2arien, iom / 33 Iar bar
boet / 6apn al Yreble, Jilemore 60. er
blepeu iiuoipas us ienot til 9oipitalet.
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- Watertotuu louer $4,000 Sou. til
Metbooiiterne paa 8etinsellen al, at be
Bigger Der ct Seminar life perb unber
$4,000 :.
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Sobn 9or9erienl JON fanbtes ifplbis i
.WIinopiseri" paa 2Oet ape. g. % . ct. o.
.beuaaDebes Of GuDeruSreu, oeoe al Terin9.
pan efterlaoer Zone % fem 8sru ! imaa
&aar.
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-Socialifterne bapoe 0esrabeIie paa Dit
fiben 2sroas. 3et rpoe 5las poiebe forau
6s1set. @soe 0aano % 8lomfter prpbebe
Barren % rsoe 8aano paa be Ssr8enoes
8rpft tolfeoe oeres 6arpe. Gilerup talte
peo grauen.
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M(0rf!

@anofurboipitalet / Mtnneapolis
aabnebes ben 5 Oct al unberte9nebe og
bolbes aabent iaapel Sommer lom Ginz
ter. 8ebanolinsen er efter ipenif 6remz
sanssmaabe. Masiase, Spsespmnatiit
o9 &anbbebanolins for ale Slass
SDsoomme. @erifilt mao neunes Sc
uer,, Nprez os unoerlipsip9e, 2unsebez
tenoelie, Mapefatar % 5pl9er at ubz
~1pepelle nj. m. bp1lfe alt bar ueret be-
banolet meb belbbrin9enoe &eiultater.
llbelbrebelise Spsoomme oil jes lite bore
%anlparli9 for. Sc iom inolenoer Sore
ipprsiler, maa siue en- nbiastis 8eltriz
pelie al SDmptomerne os Nloeren, M. M.
Saaoaue itriftlise Sperssmaal beipares,
naar leoiaset al 6rimerfer.
Nbresi e: 8. 6. 8. MeQin, 2120, 5
Ctr. g. Minneapolis Minn.
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Haa Nfbolbsmeoet paa Ditiioen / 8oie
9a1 oil Der Ssnoa9 bliue Sale % 5ortel=
ling i 9rsnoeroialett at Sioeroalsoolb %
Yianoiolo at Biauiiten Depolb.
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i 8aa Mu9sb. Gem. er orsaniieret en- Bro
~bibitionsflub meo 40 Weolemmer. Stub.
9arbo ct Breiioent, N. 9apoal Sefreter. s
2ium 8iceiormano % Nartiu @ulobrauoz
fen &asierer. Stub. S. Npoal er torreipon<
oerenoe Sefreter.
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Sen i~fanoinauifte Nrbeiberforenins tos
ino 800 Dollars Deb fin 9banis9iuninssfeit
Set ifal saa til Snbfjsb at 8s9er for 81
bliotbefet.
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8oa Mfbolosforenin9ens Msoe paa 9ania
6al fsrftfommenoe Ssnoas Gftermiooas 81.
4 prefis, oil 9r. s. 9. 8an8snes boloe 5or<
eoras % y. $. $. 8artrom ira 81. S. pil
tale ODER Arbeiberfpsrssmaalet. Specielt
Gorretuinssmpoe afboloes basefter.
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a. Set! Dtminneapolis itanoinapiz
ife 9otalafbolosforenin9 afboloer fin ferite
Set 2srbass Sften lobe December 1Goriamz
liu9slotalet, @oie 9au, 2O8 gentr. Npe. 6.
.. Der ct ierset for en- talris % afuerlenoe
l1noerbolonine at 9aler, Gang % Muiit.
Cafe % Smprrebrso oil blipe i~erperet frit.
Nosausstesn @ as Gents faaes hos Str. ..
s. @isen, All gentr. Mpe. 6. s., iamt peo
Sno9an9en, Der aabnes 81. TX.
Nue er oenli9it %inobuone.
q. Barlinbbaus.
SefretRr.
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gn9er Bros. & Berner, bore energetic W9sz
belbanolere, bar forarbeioet en- M Waitine,
meo bpilfen 5otosrufiramu1er tan tilbereoes
burtisere % biQisere euo aoset anoet Steo
Bpen.
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- Gn cal Manb i Sti1ipater tror
ban bar 1elefDnmebbelelie sieunem SIP.
9rabeu.
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Marp Spluefter, ionn boppeoe uo 9ieunem
ct 8inbu, forat unoilippe en- utustis Nanos
9eniister, bar i bisie Gage Saseu mob Daur=
rap fremme tor @etten. gan bar 8aniteli9z
beo for at finbe nosen Sasfsrer til at tale fin
Gag.
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9opr, Bolo 4 60. 8icture 5rames, 40
Gebor Mpe.
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8or 2anosmanb 9beooore u. Setber 500
Baib. Npe. g. lenerer ubmerteoe Rabinets=
photographer for $500 pr. 9uiin. sc ino
% ia8tta9 Hrsper af bans Mrbeioe fsr Du
9aar anbetitebs.
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oar On Sobber, ioul ifal TRIPLES faa buff
paa ,6elt Maabet" 400 40 gebar Mpe.
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Galifneren Grantlin bar M for treble Gang
forisst at nnoilippe. 9enne Gang forfs9te
ban at fomn1e fig uo 9iennem 9aset; men
opoaseoesi 9ioe al Bo9teren.;
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2ena Sobnion matte bsbe $500 for at
babe itiaalet nosle Eager fra Donaloions
@lasiblDd.
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Sbnoas 81. 2H gfterm. nil &ep. 6rant
8etterien boloe Goreoras i Dnslinseforeninz
gems 2otale 419 @eoar Mne. Solicit nil blipe
opta9et til Gorenin9ens Spsefasie. .
Manoas Nften Sau9puelier. gnonu tan
fere opta9es i @ansforeninsen.
8snnemsoe 5reoa8aiten. Mue pelfomne.
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Stanbinapiife 0emofrater mSotei Noroeus
Qal Manbas Nften, for / 2i9beo meb andre
sooe 8orsere at fttfte en- politiit club.
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9ope, @olo 4 60. Deb lounges ielses
bini9.
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gn Streober i Spobpen peo Naun Sacob
9enni blep 5reoas tent til Sinbipgebofpt
talet.
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@n Danite peo Napn Nartin @aaroe bleo
orebt ueo at fable sjeunem en- Gleuatoraab=
ming i en- 8apirnnsle paa 8eftioen.

9ooe, Bolb & Go. fort 1louale al Bic
lures.
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SSuu' set! 2proa9 Nften ben 17oe
December afboloes en- Set paa 9auia 9aq
til Suot9st for S%tuoenternes Bibliotbef Deb
Nussbur9 Seminarium.
Bro9ram: Bsn Of 8rof. S. 8. 8le9en.
Sang af Stuoentertpartetten, Sale al 8rof.
Sobn g. Moore fra Stats uniperiitetet.
9bema: Goethe. Colo at Yrof. Sbeo. g.
@eimeftab. Gale at 8rof. speu Dfteoal
Gang al &partetten. Exclamation al Club.
81. 9apoal. Gang at &nartetten.
Soften be9pnoer I'll. ~. Biletter @ %
Gents faces peo Snb9an9en.
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st npt iuenit Da9blao, vSuenita Dasblaz
bet" iaa 2piet for fsrite Gang forsoas.
Set bill bore uafbensist i 8olitif % tale
Mrbeioernes Gag.